oneill@bu-tyng.bu.edu (Brian O'Neill) (11/18/89)
I've used GCC up through 1.35 (I haven't gotten 1.36 yet) on our 320 with
NS32332 processors. It will fail the cmp test no matter what, as the objects
have built-in time stamps.
I have compiled and run programs with GCC and they work fine, with two
exceptions:
- Programs using curses don't display porperly.
- I couldn't get any X11R3 clients to work with the
exception of xcalc. (Back with 1.34 - haven't tried since,
as I no longer have any workstations here)
I am not sure of what would cause the above problems (I am only now learning
to program with X-Windows). But for the most part, it has worked.
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In article <2349@bu-tyng.bu.edu> oneill@bu-tyng.bu.edu (Brian O'Neill) writes:
I've used GCC up through 1.35 (I haven't gotten 1.36 yet) on our 320 with
NS32332 processors. It will fail the cmp test no matter what, as the objects
have built-in time stamps.
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try cmp -l. It will tell you all locations where the files differ and not
just die on the first.
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